The present invention provides a product with incorporated operation display panel that further improves visibility at the time of light emission. The product with incorporated operation display panel includes a transparent conductive sheet, a display panel with a touch sensor furnished at least with light emitting elements consisting of light emitting elements arranged in two dimensions and being the product with incorporated operation display panel furnished with a thin layer that covers the total or a part of the front surface of a display panel, and a transparent substrate that forms a light guiding path is disposed at an opening between a transparent conductive sheet and a thin layer, or at an opening between a transparent conductive sheet and a light emitting device array substrate. The transparent base has micropores provided in a resin base material made of a transparent resin, and the micropores are formed by a lattice-like louver.
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2. The product of claim 1, wherein the thin layer covers all of the front surface of the display panel.
A display panel with a thin, transparent layer applied to its entire front surface is described. The thin layer is designed to enhance the display's performance by improving optical properties such as brightness, contrast, or color accuracy. The layer may also provide additional functionalities like scratch resistance, anti-glare, or anti-reflective properties. The display panel itself may be a liquid crystal display (LCD), organic light-emitting diode (OLED), or another type of flat-panel display. The thin layer is uniformly applied across the entire front surface, ensuring consistent performance across the display. This design addresses issues such as uneven brightness, glare, or surface damage, which can degrade visual quality and user experience. The thin layer may be made of materials such as glass, polymer, or a multi-layered coating system, depending on the desired properties. The invention aims to provide a display with improved durability, optical performance, and user comfort.
3. The product of claim 1, wherein the material which imitates a natural appearance and a natural texture material comprises at least one of the following: a resin, a synthetic fiber, a synthetic leather, or an artificial stone.
This invention relates to materials designed to imitate the appearance and texture of natural materials, such as wood, stone, or leather, for use in manufacturing products. The problem addressed is the need for cost-effective, durable, and aesthetically pleasing alternatives to natural materials that can be mass-produced without compromising visual or tactile authenticity. The invention involves a product incorporating materials that replicate the look and feel of natural substances. These materials include resins, synthetic fibers, synthetic leather, or artificial stone. Resins are used to create smooth, glossy surfaces resembling polished stone or wood. Synthetic fibers can be woven or molded to mimic the texture of natural fabrics or fibrous materials. Synthetic leather provides a soft, supple texture similar to genuine leather but with improved durability and resistance to wear. Artificial stone offers the rugged, textured appearance of natural stone while being lighter and easier to work with. The product may be used in various applications, such as furniture, automotive interiors, construction materials, or decorative items. The synthetic materials are engineered to closely replicate the visual and tactile properties of their natural counterparts, ensuring a high-quality, consistent finish. This approach reduces reliance on natural resources, lowers production costs, and provides greater design flexibility. The materials can be further treated or finished to enhance their resemblance to natural materials, ensuring a seamless integration into products where authenticity is desired.
4. The product of claim 1, wherein the display panel comprises a touch sensor.
A touch-sensitive display panel system addresses the need for integrated input and output interfaces in electronic devices. The system includes a display panel with a touch sensor layer, enabling user interaction through touch inputs while displaying visual content. The touch sensor detects and processes touch events, such as taps or swipes, converting them into signals for device control. The display panel may also incorporate additional features like a backlight for illumination or a protective layer for durability. The touch sensor can be capacitive, resistive, or based on other sensing technologies, depending on the application. This integration reduces the need for separate input devices, streamlining device design and improving user experience. The system is applicable in smartphones, tablets, kiosks, and other interactive displays where touch input is essential. The touch sensor's sensitivity and accuracy are optimized to ensure reliable operation, even in varying environmental conditions. The display panel may also include a flexible or foldable structure to accommodate modern device form factors. Overall, the system enhances functionality by combining visual output with intuitive touch-based control in a compact form.
5. The product of claim 1, wherein the light emitting device array substrate comprises light emitting elements having an emission direction, and wherein the display panel comprises a light guide configured to guide light along the emission direction between the light emitting element device array substrate and the transparent conductive sheet.
A display panel system addresses the challenge of efficiently distributing light from a light-emitting device array to a transparent conductive sheet, such as in touch-sensitive or transparent display applications. The system includes a light-emitting device array substrate with light-emitting elements that emit light in a specific direction. A light guide is integrated into the display panel to direct this emitted light along the emission direction, ensuring proper illumination between the light-emitting device array substrate and the transparent conductive sheet. This configuration enhances light transmission efficiency while maintaining the structural integrity and functionality of the display panel. The light guide may be designed to minimize optical losses and improve uniformity across the display area. The transparent conductive sheet, which may serve as a touch-sensitive layer or a transparent display component, receives the guided light to enable its intended functionality without interfering with the light path. This design is particularly useful in applications requiring high transparency and efficient light distribution, such as in touchscreen displays or augmented reality devices. The system ensures that light from the emitting elements is effectively channeled to the desired regions, optimizing performance and user experience.
6. The product of claim 1, wherein the transparent substrate comprises a flexible resin.
A flexible display system addresses the need for lightweight, durable, and adaptable display technologies for portable and wearable applications. Traditional rigid displays are impractical for folding, rolling, or conforming to curved surfaces, limiting their use in emerging devices. The invention provides a flexible display with a transparent substrate made of a flexible resin, enabling bending, folding, or rolling without damage. The flexible resin substrate supports a display layer, such as an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) or liquid crystal layer, allowing the display to maintain optical and mechanical performance under deformation. The resin material is selected for optical clarity, flexibility, and resistance to environmental factors like moisture and temperature variations. This design enables applications in foldable smartphones, wearable devices, and flexible signage, where traditional rigid displays are unsuitable. The flexible resin substrate may also incorporate barrier layers to prevent moisture ingress, ensuring long-term reliability. The display system may further include conductive traces and encapsulation layers to protect internal components while maintaining flexibility. This innovation overcomes the limitations of rigid displays by providing a durable, lightweight, and adaptable solution for next-generation electronic devices.
7. The product of claim 1, wherein the transparent substrate has a visible light transmittance of 20% or more.
A transparent substrate is used in optical applications to enhance light transmission while maintaining structural integrity. The substrate is designed to achieve a visible light transmittance of 20% or more, ensuring sufficient light passes through for applications such as displays, solar panels, or optical sensors. The high transmittance is achieved through material selection, surface treatments, or structural modifications that minimize light scattering and absorption. The substrate may be composed of materials like glass, polymer films, or composite materials optimized for clarity and durability. Surface coatings or anti-reflective treatments may be applied to further improve transmittance. The substrate can be rigid or flexible, depending on the application, and may include additional layers for scratch resistance, environmental protection, or functional coatings. The high transmittance ensures efficient light utilization in devices where optical performance is critical, such as in photovoltaic cells, touchscreens, or imaging systems. The substrate's design balances transparency with mechanical strength, ensuring it can withstand handling and environmental conditions without compromising optical properties.
9. The product of claim 8, wherein the thin layer covers all of the front surface of the display panel.
A display panel with a thin layer covering its entire front surface is described. The thin layer is designed to enhance the display's performance by improving optical properties such as brightness, contrast, or color accuracy. The layer may also provide additional functionalities like scratch resistance, anti-reflective properties, or touch sensitivity. The display panel itself may be a liquid crystal display (LCD), organic light-emitting diode (OLED), or another type of flat-panel display. The thin layer is applied uniformly across the entire front surface to ensure consistent performance and visual quality. This design helps prevent uneven light transmission or distortion, which could otherwise degrade image clarity. The layer may be composed of materials such as glass, polymer films, or coatings with specific optical or protective properties. The invention aims to address issues related to display degradation, environmental damage, or user interaction, ensuring a durable and high-quality viewing experience. The thin layer may also include conductive elements for touch input or other interactive features, depending on the application. This configuration ensures that the display maintains its functionality and visual integrity over time.
10. The product of claim 8, wherein the material which imitates a natural appearance and a natural texture material comprises at least one of the following: a resin, a synthetic fiber, a synthetic leather, or an artificial stone.
This invention relates to materials designed to imitate the appearance and texture of natural materials, such as wood, stone, or leather, for use in various applications like furniture, flooring, or decorative surfaces. The problem addressed is the need for cost-effective, durable, and aesthetically pleasing alternatives to natural materials that are often expensive, heavy, or difficult to maintain. The invention involves a product made from materials that replicate the visual and tactile properties of natural substances. These materials include resins, synthetic fibers, synthetic leather, or artificial stone. Resins can be molded or cast to mimic the grain and texture of wood or stone, while synthetic fibers can be woven or layered to resemble natural fabrics or leather. Synthetic leather provides a soft, flexible surface that imitates the look and feel of animal hides, and artificial stone offers the durability and aesthetic of natural stone without the weight or fragility. The product is designed to be lightweight, weather-resistant, and easy to clean, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The materials can be engineered to have specific properties, such as UV resistance, waterproofing, or scratch resistance, depending on the intended application. This allows for versatile use in furniture, automotive interiors, architectural elements, and consumer goods. The invention provides a sustainable and practical alternative to natural materials while maintaining a high-quality appearance and texture.
11. The product of claim 8, wherein the display panel comprises a touch sensor.
A system for interactive display panels addresses the need for enhanced user interaction in electronic devices. The invention provides a display panel integrated with a touch sensor, enabling touch-based input detection. The display panel is designed to receive and process touch inputs, allowing users to interact directly with the displayed content. The touch sensor is configured to detect touch events such as taps, swipes, and gestures, converting them into signals for further processing. The system may include additional components, such as a controller, to interpret these signals and execute corresponding actions. The touch sensor can be embedded within the display panel or positioned as a separate layer, ensuring seamless integration without compromising display quality. This configuration enhances usability by providing a responsive and intuitive interface for various applications, including smartphones, tablets, and interactive kiosks. The invention aims to improve user experience by combining visual output with tactile feedback, reducing reliance on physical buttons and streamlining device operation. The touch sensor may employ capacitive, resistive, or other sensing technologies to achieve precise and reliable touch detection. The system is adaptable to different display types, including LCD, OLED, and flexible screens, ensuring broad applicability across electronic devices.
13. The product of claim 12, wherein the thin layer covers all of the front surface of the display panel.
A display panel with a thin, uniform layer applied to its entire front surface is described. The layer is designed to enhance display performance by improving optical properties such as brightness, contrast, or color accuracy. The layer may also provide additional functionalities like scratch resistance, anti-glare, or touch sensitivity. The display panel itself may be an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) or liquid crystal display (LCD) panel, and the thin layer is applied using a deposition or coating process to ensure uniformity. The layer's material composition is selected to optimize optical and mechanical properties while maintaining transparency. This design addresses issues such as uneven brightness, glare, or susceptibility to damage, improving overall display quality and durability. The thin layer may also include conductive elements for touch input or other interactive features. The invention is particularly useful in high-end displays where optical performance and durability are critical.
14. The product of claim 12, wherein the material which imitates a natural appearance and a natural texture material comprises at least one of the following: a resin, a synthetic fiber, a synthetic leather, or an artificial stone.
This invention relates to materials designed to imitate the appearance and texture of natural materials, such as wood, stone, or leather, for use in various applications. The problem addressed is the need for cost-effective, durable, and aesthetically pleasing alternatives to natural materials that can be used in manufacturing, construction, and design without the limitations of natural resources. The invention involves a product made from materials that replicate the visual and tactile properties of natural substances. These materials include resins, synthetic fibers, synthetic leather, or artificial stone. The product is engineered to closely resemble natural materials in color, pattern, and texture while offering advantages such as enhanced durability, easier maintenance, and lower production costs. The synthetic alternatives can be molded, shaped, or treated to achieve the desired natural look and feel, making them suitable for applications like furniture, flooring, automotive interiors, and decorative elements. The use of these synthetic materials allows for greater design flexibility, as they can be produced in consistent quality and customized to specific aesthetic and functional requirements. Additionally, they often have improved resistance to environmental factors like moisture, UV radiation, and wear, extending the lifespan of products compared to natural counterparts. This innovation provides a sustainable and practical solution for industries seeking high-quality, natural-looking materials without the drawbacks of natural resource dependency.
15. The product of claim 12, wherein the display panel comprises a touch sensor.
A system for interactive display devices addresses the need for enhanced user engagement by integrating touch-sensitive functionality into display panels. The invention involves a display panel with embedded touch-sensing capabilities, allowing users to interact directly with the screen. The touch sensor detects and responds to physical contact, enabling gestures, taps, and swipes for intuitive control. This integration eliminates the need for separate input devices, streamlining user interaction and improving device usability. The touch sensor may be implemented using capacitive, resistive, or other sensing technologies to detect touch inputs accurately. The display panel is designed to maintain high visual quality while incorporating the touch-sensitive layer, ensuring clarity and responsiveness. This solution is particularly useful in applications such as smartphones, tablets, and interactive kiosks, where direct touch interaction enhances user experience. The invention focuses on combining display and touch functionalities into a unified, compact design, reducing complexity and improving reliability. The touch sensor may also support multi-touch capabilities, allowing simultaneous detection of multiple touch points for advanced interactions. This integration enhances versatility, making the display panel suitable for a wide range of applications requiring both visual output and tactile input.
17. The product of claim 16, wherein the fine fibers include optical fibers made of at least one of the following: glass, or plastic.
This invention relates to a product incorporating fine fibers, particularly optical fibers, to address challenges in signal transmission, structural reinforcement, or sensing applications. The fine fibers are composed of at least one material: glass or plastic. These optical fibers are designed to transmit light signals with high efficiency, enabling applications in telecommunications, medical devices, or industrial sensing. The use of glass or plastic materials allows for flexibility in selecting properties such as durability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. Glass fibers offer high optical clarity and thermal stability, while plastic fibers provide lightweight and bendable alternatives. The fine fibers may be integrated into composite materials, textiles, or other substrates to enhance functionality. This design ensures reliable signal transmission, structural integrity, or environmental sensing capabilities, depending on the application. The invention improves upon existing solutions by offering customizable optical fiber compositions tailored to specific performance requirements.
18. The product of claim 16, wherein the thin layer covers all of the front surface of the display panel.
A display panel with a thin layer covering its entire front surface is described. The display panel is part of a display device that includes a backlight unit and a display panel module. The display panel module has a display panel and a thin layer applied to its front surface. The thin layer is designed to enhance the display's performance, such as improving brightness, contrast, or durability. The thin layer may be a coating, film, or other material that uniformly covers the entire front surface of the display panel, ensuring consistent optical and protective properties across the entire display area. This configuration helps maintain uniform display quality and prevents issues like uneven brightness or color shifts. The backlight unit provides illumination to the display panel, while the thin layer ensures optimal light transmission and protection. The invention addresses challenges in display technology related to maintaining uniform performance and durability in display panels.
19. The product of claim 16, wherein the material which imitates a natural appearance and a natural texture material comprises at least one of the following: a resin, a synthetic fiber, a synthetic leather, or an artificial stone.
This invention relates to materials designed to imitate natural appearances and textures, particularly for use in products that require aesthetic and tactile realism. The problem addressed is the need for synthetic materials that convincingly replicate the look and feel of natural substances while maintaining durability and cost-effectiveness. The invention provides a product incorporating such materials, which may include resins, synthetic fibers, synthetic leather, or artificial stone. These materials are engineered to closely mimic the visual and tactile properties of their natural counterparts, such as wood, fabric, or stone, without the limitations of natural materials like degradation, variability, or high cost. The synthetic alternatives offer consistent quality, enhanced durability, and easier manufacturing processes. The invention ensures that the imitation materials are indistinguishable from natural ones in appearance and texture, making them suitable for applications in furniture, automotive interiors, architectural elements, and decorative items. The use of these materials allows for greater design flexibility and sustainability, as they can be produced with controlled properties and reduced environmental impact compared to natural resources. The invention focuses on the composition and application of these synthetic materials to achieve realistic natural effects in various products.
20. The product of claim 16, wherein the display panel comprises a touch sensor.
A system for interactive display devices addresses the need for enhanced user engagement by integrating touch-sensitive functionality into display panels. The display panel includes a touch sensor that enables direct user interaction, allowing inputs such as gestures, taps, and swipes to be detected and processed. This integration improves usability by eliminating the need for separate input devices, streamlining the user experience. The touch sensor is embedded within or overlaid on the display panel, ensuring seamless operation while maintaining visual clarity. The system may also include additional components, such as processing units, to interpret touch inputs and generate corresponding responses, such as adjusting displayed content or executing commands. This design is particularly useful in applications where intuitive and responsive interaction is critical, such as in consumer electronics, industrial interfaces, and public information displays. The touch-sensitive display panel enhances accessibility and efficiency, making it a valuable advancement in interactive technology.
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